Instructions: You must answer the question in section (I), and ally other question in section (II). Each question should not be more than a 3 page- type-written essay ( but not also a few paragraphs or one-page). Please begin each essay on a separate page (12 pt font size. double-spaced is recommended). Note: clarity of expression, the appropriate use of exemptes from the assigned book and concepts learned in class will be taken into account in awarding points. Make sure that each essay has introduction, bode and conclusion. Provide page numbers of cited quotations from the ethnography.. Late and electronically submitted papers will not be accepted.

Section I (this question must he answered for 30 points)

a) Drawing on the concept of Muy Mocha as explained hr TREK discuss lour main wave in which Homeards transgress societal gender nom.. What consequences do they suffer for these transgressions and do you think the punishments are justified for their actions?

Section II (answer only one question for 20 points)

b) Describe the circumstances that led Norma into studying Gang dynamics. What were some of the initial challenges that confronted her in the course of her ethnographic research at the SIPS? Which, in your view, were the most challenging and why?

c) Drawing on the concept of positionality as discussed in class, discuss the ways in which Norma's ethnographic study of the homegirls was either facilitated or hindered by the social group she was studying. Give a specific examples from the book in support of your response.

d) Identify and discuss two of the hypotheses that have been put fonvard in the ethnography by Norma Mendota-Denton to account for girls' involvement in gang activities. Which one is informing the author's analysis of the experience of I lornegirls7.